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0 - the Fool
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A
woman with a faraway look sings to herself and beats a drum
while wandering near a cliff edge. A small dog jumps at her
skirt, trying to warn her of the danger of which she seems unaware.
My
Interpretation: Blissful
ignorance.
Optimism,
naive innocence. Disregard for potential risks. Foolishness
and eccentricity, a wandering away from what society considers
sane and normal. An
unplanned and surprising influence may suddenly come to bear
on the matter in question.
(Reversed:
Disregard for potential risks, withdrawl from society, apathy,
lack of action, negligence)
Edit
notes: This
card is similar to the Rider-Waite card, although their Fool
is male, carrying a bundle on a pole, and on top of the world
on a sunny day in the RWD. I think this is similar enough to
be familiar to RWD readers though. More similar to RW than my
original.
